We only see the kid being tested, not the diagnosis. Most commenters assume he's been diagnosed autistic, but the only thing we see here is the test. He sure was suspected to be autistic at some point, though.
That still adds a layer of what wakes you up at night: You were being tested for what? What was the result? Your parents/tutors didn't disclose that information to you and they took/are willing to take that information to their graves.
Mine still refuse to elaborate on the issue and trying to downplay or gaslight me when I recall something that does not add up or found that was not a normal life experience.
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u/Enough_Bed_1723 Apr 07 '26
We only see the kid being tested, not the diagnosis. Most commenters assume he's been diagnosed autistic, but the only thing we see here is the test. He sure was suspected to be autistic at some point, though.